Behavioral Health | Autism | Screening

Recognize

Every child will develop and mature differently. However, it can be helpful for parents to understand how their child is developing and accomplishing milestones in comparison to other children in their age group. We've made the following milestone charts available:

Gross Motor Skills which include sitting, crawling, and walking.
Fine Motor Skills such as transferring objects, using a sippy cup, or spoon feeding.
Social/Emotional includes smiling, separation distress, and independence.
Language such as cooing, babbling, and putting words together.

If you feel that your child is significantly delayed in several milestones, please consult your pediatrician or contact the Center for Autism.

Hope Network opens Career Center to serve community

3/10/2010

***Open House March 24, 3-6pm***
Hope Network is proud to announce the Grand Opening of its Career Center located at Hope Network’s 36^th street campus at 775 36^th Street, in Grand Rapids.

Hope Network Earns Gold for Green Janitorial Services

3/7/2010

The Green Clean Institute proudly awards the Gold level certification to the Hope Network Service Corporation, a provider of janitorial services in the state of Michigan. Current work sites for Hope Network Services Corporation include the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, the GR Ford Federal Building and Court House, the Veterans Outpatient Clinic, the FAA Airport Control Tower and Flight Standards District Office, and the Walker Army Reserve Center.

Corporations and Hope Network Offer Employment Training

2/22/2010

Linda Zaziski the Sr. Safety Assessment and Development Specialist at Meijer came to Hope Network for a day to train employees from Hope Network Workforce Development and Hope Network Paris how to become effective trainers of the Super SafeMark Certified Front Line Food Safety & Sanitation Curriculum.